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ZOOKEEPER-5054: Netty client should allow every supported TLS ciphers - #2404
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Re-running failed CI jobs. |
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Test needs JDK11+ to work properly, hence this PR is blocked by #2376 |
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We've abandoned this issue for quite a while. @meszibalu would you like to rebase it? |
We allow every supported ciphers at the client-side by default. This change does not affect the server-side and still allows to override the allowed ciphers at client-side.
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@anmolnar Done. |
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We allow every supported ciphers at the client-side by default. This change does not affect the server-side and still allows to override the allowed ciphers at client-side.